Agency account review
See client-site traffic patterns without logging into each site one by one.
Portfolio reporting
Portfolio traffic reports for multiple sites
LoopAware supports all-sites traffic reporting for operators who manage more than one public site and need a portfolio-level summary instead of opening every site individually.
Why portfolio reports are distinct
A selected-site report answers how one site is doing. A portfolio report answers what is happening across the sites an operator can see, which is useful for owners, admins, and agencies.
Portfolio reporting should respect the same visible-site access semantics as the dashboard.
Use cases
Owner operating rhythm
Keep the site portfolio visible in a recurring email summary.
Multi-product monitoring
Compare traffic movement across related sites during launches or incidents.
Limitations
- Portfolio reports are summaries, not a replacement for site-level detail views.
- They should not expose sites a user cannot access.
- For single-site recipient selection, use selected-site traffic report emails.
Best fit
Use this when one operator owns or administers several sites and needs a recurring overview.
Implementation checklist
- Install the traffic snippet or no-JavaScript fallback on one public page before expanding to the full site.
- Confirm top pages, attribution, device, location, or export views show the context the team needs for decisions.
- Use the dashboard summaries or scheduled emails to decide which pages deserve copy, feedback, or uptime follow-up.
Common questions
When should teams use this portfolio traffic reports guide?
Use LoopAware portfolio traffic reports to summarize traffic across multiple managed sites for owners, admins, and agency operators. It works best when the team needs practical page-level traffic context inside the same LoopAware site workspace.
What should teams verify after setup?
Confirm the workflow is tied to the correct LoopAware site, then check the first dashboard records with the people who will act on them.